Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 3 April 1938

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    20 1 The Sunday Tribune «rpo. 4S SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 1938.
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    EGYPT'S KING RECEIVES SINGAPORE MAN
    23 1 EGYPT'S KING RECEIVES SINGAPORE MAN fT^Mtes. accerdinf to a ®JTLre yesterday. fSlSkwitliliiin before TSm Sinsaiwrc some presents for His *J%I «ere accepted with
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    JAPANESE CIVILIANS ASSAULT BRITONS
    46 1 Shanghai, April 2. ftyMii objects Mr. W. W. Monk and Mr. C. J. Dos Remedios 4 *?fvlaM from a motor-car, kicked, punched and bitten by two ji^mtirib* today inside the Japanese controlled section of the M Consul-General is investigating, pending a protest.
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    BRITISH AMBASSADOR ESCAPES BOMBS ON CHINESE RAILWAY To
    225 1 BRITISH AMBASSADOR ESCAPES BOMBS ON CHINESE RAILWAY To Mystery Of Reply English Protest: Is It Delivere DRITAIN'S Ambassador narrowly escaped death when Japanese warplanes bombed the section of the railway line on which his (rain was travelling. He was making his way to Hankow, and a Reuter message from Canton
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    General's Comment On Linyi Battle
    390 1 General's Comment On Linyi Battle rOMMENTING on the recent fightmg 1 on the north TientsinFukow Railway front, General ('heng Chicn, Chief of General Staff, told press representatives m SAYS "CHANGE THE SYSTEM (By Air Mai!) London. 'THERE died in Wormwood Scrubs Prison recently one of the mo 1 amazing characters
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    LERIDA, COMMANDED BY 27-YEAR-OLD PEASANT, HOLDS OUT
    41 1 LERIDA, COMMANDED BY 27-YEAR-OLD PEASANT, HOLDS OUT tUrida, April 2. -«nieand of a 27-year- ■■< »&> reads and writes 1 *fa*y. Lerida is hoid- the Nationalists' *^>Knt, and aerial u mn 1 signs of military ad chaos, which fotH" morale of the Reuter
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    Malaya Honeymoon
    14 1 CMres Po<id<!nt l m* V» d Mr Robert m PUce at Christ
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    NEW RESERVOIR
    12 1 u," l*. **"ion At J *a!ton Siaincs. British Official Wireless
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    Baba Sees Bob Wrestle, Says "Its Too Rough"
    50 1 SDFSDFSDDSFSDFSDFSD She expressed her dislike of the 'oughiiess which developed near If >t end of the bout and hoped that Gregory would give up icresthng m favour of film work. Gregory weighed 12 st. 4 lbs. and his opponent 15 st. 2lbs.
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    THE BOAT RACE
    28 1 QXFORI) won the Boat Race. A full description of the race appears on page 22. The home football results will be found on page 24.
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    Royal Family At Windsor
    48 1 I-ondon. Apr. 2. The King and Queen left London last night for the Royal Ledge, Windsor Gieat Park, where Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret had already arrived. They will remain there until Wednesday, when Their Majesties will take ud lesidence at Windsor Castle.- British
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    PENANG BOMBING INQUEST
    240 1 'From Our Oicn Reporter) Penang, Apr. 2. I find the deceased. Low San, did 1 si ock and haemorrhage due to a nurtured skull, and I return a verdict of culpable homicide amount»i'T io riurder against some person 01 i.ersojiN." Mr. K. A. Blacker, the Coroner, at
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    He Has Saved Us Millions Of Dollars
    467 1 Singapore, Saturday Mr. S. Ramier, assistant branch secretary of the Oriental Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, has just returned from leave m India. He assumed duty on Tuesday. ONE of the most interesting stories <>£ development that Singapore has knewn in the
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    2 1 FIRE-FIGHTER STEVENS
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    TROPICS BLAMED FOR MORAL LAPSES
    252 1 (By Air Mail) London, March 24. T IFE m a latitude where "the conventional rules of morality were strained to breaking point/ and climatic conditions which "provoked some terrible sexual urge" were advanced m defence of two Colonial officials convicted at Lewes Assizes of offences
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    RICKETT FOLLOWS ABYSSINIA DEAL WITH NEW OIL SENSATION
    180 1 Mexico City. April 2 MR. F. W. Ricketf, the international financier, who caused a sensatioii. by almost negotiating the famous oil conces sion i n Abyssinia before the Italian comiuest, has declared here that he will proba bly buy 20,000,000 barrels of
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    TENNIS FASHION
    57 1 The Hon'ble M.\ A. E. Coope, A' British Adviser, Trengganu. is on a visit to Kuala Lumpur, anc* is now staying at tne Empire Hotel. Miss Antoinette Hall wears a fur cape and scarf for her headdress on the courts during me hrst opcn-aii tennis tournament of the
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    "Eden Test Ballot"
    93 2 \ir .Mail) London, Mar. 21. THE results of the "Eden Pelkj 1 I Ilai'ols" conducted by the "Council of Action for i i Reconstruction m i onstituencies has Tl question to irnJch a reply i.r "\o" uas asked read: c of Mr. .\:ith.»nv Eden's stand lot food
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    B.B.C. BANS DUCE CRITIC
    99 2 'By Air Mail i London, Mar. 24 COLONEL Joeian Wedgwood, D.5.0., P. for Newcastle-trader-Lyme, Staffs, wa.s banned by the B B.C. ol criticisms he intended to Mu. iolini and Hitler. He told the story a speech-day at tnton, Stoke-on-Trent I lone! Wedgwood and Dr. Alfred pacifist
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    CHANGING JOBS
    83 2 Mr. C. M. McNair, for 17 years with Eraser and- Heave, Ltd., has joined the staff the Phoenix Aerated Water Co., Ltd. Mr. McNair, who has been m the aerated watei business for close upon 25 years, has been particularly interested m the scientific side of his work,
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    From Page One 1,000 Japanese Slain
    257 2 From Page One 1,000 Japanese Slain Shanghai to day that the battle o! Linyi, m which the Chinese inflicteo rr.ore than 4.000 casualties on the Japanese, was cite <•; the ?,»eaicst iune-c victories m the present war <>) resistance, says a V&ny&hf o'apaii. \ie on her mechanised force m the
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    DIETRICH SUES U.S. GOVERNMENT
    73 2 Los Angeles, California. MISS Marlene Dietrich, the film star, has sued the United States Government for £6,400, claiming th.it she overpaid en her income taxes for the years I**3l and 1932. Miss Dietrich bases her claim on certain technical grounds because her husband, Mr. Rudolph Sieber,
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    SINGAPORE BASE: HINT OF PLANS
    121 2 SINGAPORE BASE: HINT OF PLANS (By Air A -ail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Mar. 23. fJOLONEL Llewellin, Civil Lord of the Admiralty, made a passing reference to the Singapore Base m the course of his reply to the debate on the Naval Estimates m the House of Commons, remarking
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    CHINESE HOWLS IN COURT Kicks As Protest Against Fine
    183 2 CHINESE HOWLS IN COURT Kicks As Protest Against Fine Singapore, Saturday. SAM Foo was this morning fined $6 In the Fifth Police Court for hawking without a licence. Sam Foo. a man of about 60, protested, or rather, shouted his innocence. A? he was being led out, Mrs. Sam Foo
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    POULTRY CLUB
    58 2 These interested in poultry rearing are invited to the meeting of the Singapore Poultry and Pigeon Club, to bf: lie Id at tfc«i Rex Hotel on April 4 at 6 p.m. Matters of considerable interest will be discussed at the meeting, at the coni Lusian oi which a
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    POLICE BAND AT WEDDING Chinese Families United
    91 2 POLICE BAND AT WEDDING Chinese Families United T-'WO well-known Chinese families were j united when \hv marriage of Mr. Chla Kong Hock, second .son of Mr. Chia Hood j Lye and the late Madam Tan Teck Yam, ..nd Miss Lee Gek Lung, second (laugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
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    MODERN ADVENTURE
    131 2 A FTER completing ***** miles -TL m f<ur years of thtir five Year Wcrid Cruise fcr goodwill and educational purp< >f 5, Dwight I on?, and his crew, Wilbur Ihomas and Gcoqpt Ashtcn, have arrived at Westminster, J'pr'n m thth 32-f';ot "Idle Hour." They left Seattle m 1934
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    SHE'S AN OFFICER!
    25 2 SHE'S AN OFFICER! A girl strode r m Hyde hrt' s sunshine wlios* monocle a ol military cut uith tik atttacted the attention of p*
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    SINGAPORE BASE IS "VITAL"
    87 2 (By \ir Mail' Sydney, Mar. 24. AI SI RALIAN expeti consider •*»> tiv.ii the Commonwealth's d°fejm p( ;ii has bee* simpiifud k| f hc opening of the Btnc*P*** i^sval bast. 'Iht- risk <>f ir> andi heavy bomb Mf Tfid* freni I'r.raftra^riers lias, tliey believe -rraMy ?n)inivlif-(J.
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    UNKNOWN
    41 2 BF SANTOS, an <J i ivi.- Cald r Co Ltd was tf: 1 r^rplj rhp of I cautioned dw C rh:u:r fl tiv niia| jsr'5 j .,1 be hold a* I Norrt i row (Apr. 4». li P m I
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    APPROACH ROAD PLAN FAILS
    70 3 APPROACH ROAD PLAN FAILS ndent Malacca. Saturday. oC establishing an LSS** d Tram, junction 5»W< vl these main tran. i^/foSn, the f ropo,ed fljOItf FEATURES' fe£««^ noTnd.atlo.-.s i"* 111 fcii h s opinion that Tetoan. the Municipal Si' Road would not be 2 deiS« it would be maintained ,ft Sun
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    SIR ARTHUR PREECE To Visit Malacca In Near Future
    41 3 SIR ARTHUR PREECE To Visit Malacca In Near Future Molucca. Friday. I ntettood ihp: Sir Arthur ?««(Mprs. Prwce, Care:- a- and r- Hr If Conntissioner's electrical rts^ssoll shortly visit Malacca. r^iprefiffitaary step toward 'jtuUwfit of an electrical plant ioopul Commissioner for
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    "AIR MAIL ON TOP" SIR SHENTON THOMAS
    157 3 "AIR MAIL ON TOP SIR SHENTON THOMAS i (By Air Mail) London, Mar. 83. JE wet thai British commercial flying is at last "on tcp" in the East saprrsei in letter from Sir Shenton Thcmas, Governor of the Straits I t« tile Secretary ef State f-r Air. I «ti! a
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    Gaol Death Story From Page 2 WIDOW BLAMES PRISON SYSTEM
    684 3 Gaol Death Story From Page 2 WIDOW BLAMES PRISON SYSTEM "We Were Like Turtle Doves' I m niini!that J|N»^ o i?" she add*lK?»»iBto r? >n advanced |T«a» "iEe e was bein given I .'"■^Z^ SUy with him only ;ni*5»?hf2f tha t "me he K*W^i lleen u tot several I i'JiWfc
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    Volunteers'
    11 3 One of the modern anti-aircraft |nu used m the display.
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    700 GIRLS GAVE UP ALL FOR ADVENTURE
    271 3 (8y Air Mail) Htx-ix-^ 1 1- London, Mar. 24. AVING completed a year as chairman of tbe Society for tli* Overseas Seitienu-nt of British Women. Mi Fdith Thompson, six-fool ex-4nter-paticnal ho-.hey star, has decided that Fritish ?,u\s are more adventurous to-day than men.
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    SINGAPORE'S OLDEST
    85 3 THIS is Rahimah, Java-born Malay woman, repined t« be 12X yt*avs ci ajje, and probably the oldest citizen m Singapore. After the fteath of her octogenarian husband m Semaran^ about ten years ago, Kahimah was left to btee the world alone. Hearing of her plight, several of her
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    Jubilee Show PONY DRAWS MAXIM
    185 3 MAXIM guns such as were used halt a century a*?o stood side by >it»c with modern anti-aircrafts guns at the S.V.C. Drill Hall (his afternoon, when the Singapore Royal Artillery (Volunteei) celebrated its jubilee. r:*e maxim, wnien was mounted n.nd TB.ym by a pony, created
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    Old Etonian Who Could Not Live On £5,000 Income
    230 3 Old Etonian Who Could Not Live On £5,000 Income DROKE, looking for a job, is the pie i lire of Eton and Oxford educated Geoffrey Mark Crossm^n, Cffomte Bill, Fuller's Cross. Aylcsbnry, Bucks, tvho a month ago was ttill earning £5.ft08 p. year as a tlire?»tor of Mann. Crossman and
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    MARRIED IN LONDON Mr. C. G. Windle Of Singapore
    90 3 MARRIED IN LONDON Mr. C. G. Windle Of Singapore (By Air Mail i (From Our Own Correspondent* London, Mar. 24. THE marriage took place oil March 1G at All Souls' Church, Langham Place, W.L., by the Rev. H. EarnsnawSr.ith M.A., Rector, assisted by the R n v. X H Hooker,
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    STONE DINING ROOMS BAD
    49 3 "I have a theory that if you insist upon dining m a stone dining-room you will first oi all get indigestion, and you will finish up with cancer," said Sir Owen Williams, the engineer, opening ihp timer section of tb.o Building Centre, Mew Bond-street, London.
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    HOW HITLER WON HIS IRON CROSS
    203 3 (By Air Mail) London, Mar 24. IJOW did Hitler win his Iron 11 Cress— the only decoration he ever wears? This is the story as told by Hitler, and revealed for the first time by H R. Knickerbocker, a Sunday Express special correspondent. "I
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    39 3 In brilliant sunshine, the first open-air tennis tournament (hard court) cf the London season has started at the Herga Club, Harrow. Many well-known players are competing. Photo shows: Competitors jumping the net as a "loosenin£-up" exercise at Harrow. London
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    SCOUTS GIVE SHOW In Aid Of Malayan Tour Fund
    95 3 SCOUTS GIVE SHOW In Aid Of Malayan Tour Fund 'From Our Gun Correspondent) Jobore Eahru, Saturday. The Malay scouts and rovers of Johore Bahru district staged an entertainment last night, at the Sungei Seget Theatre hall m aid of the fund 'for their Malayan tour. Tlie programme consisted of songs
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      55 3 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED. May 1st, by European couple, piedlum-sized furnished house. Box No. 125 co Sunday Tribune, Singapore. 3tf|BTI€jE SWA N, CULBERTSON FRITZ wish to announce the i opening of their office in Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, on Monday, April 4, 1938, where they will conduct a business in local
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      497 3 She was lonely and neglected x until she discovered how to %/f f PUT ON POUNDS OF FLESH J IN 30 DAYS! Here is good news for all who are thin, scraggy Hf^ and underweight. Every woman can have a beautiful figure soft, thrilling curves, beautifully rounded arms, lovely legs.
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      69 4 THE HAPPIEST TIME OF YOU' i"JT AWAITS V'» r UFE LONDON FILMS present J^ '^^J' DANCING! COMEDY! SONGS! ALHAMBR A S j NEXT CHANGE _J. TOP STARS HIT SONGS I The Prestige of Warner Bro- The Leading Makers of the Best-liked musical picturesKB}** int l\li\li ur i'JCTUKK VfHTlti- c;i.AI) TO
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    $8,000 A MONTH GIRL GETS ONE
    166 5 RISER'S] DFDSFSDFDSFDS Come out irom behind that i>eard Jean HershoK we re(o«iiise you And it seems a though little shulcy, silting respectiuily m ttie bottom corner, likes the look of him. It's a scene from "Heidi" coming to the Capitol soon. Story set amidst
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    Girl Looks At
    976 5 FOLLOW ME I I according to where the j ■iSLj 1 told yon, Elizabeth is I W* ■Xt th d that's i I Its something to be fc l^f 3looked after proI imi,J fte have to I or hair dressI^L^pret?- c^ stant film fan, the name of
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    Want A New Secretary?
    27 5 Lovely Jean Arthur goes gat/ in "More Than A Secretary" but here you see her trying to get rid of the old one.
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    Mr. Robinson
    16 5 Leading players from "Kid Galahad" boxing film at the Alhambra. Tough story, great acting.
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    STARDUST FROM HOLLYWOOD
    364 5 OLD ESI' motion picture veteran in point of service before the cameras, Bob Milasch is seen in the role of a New York police officer in Bing Crosby's new Paramount, picture, ''Doctor Rhythm: 1 Milasch started in films in a Gaumont picture filmed in 1893. *T* *1*
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    Glamour
    22 5 Another picture of Sonji rtenie, skater-cinemactress. Yes, I know we had one before, but do you blame vie for shotting another?
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    "I Had To Kill Somebody"
    141 6 "I Had To Kill Somebody i Murderer Explains He Wanted To Marry Port Moresby < Papua). A TRIBAL custom here which demands ■that before a girl may accept a he must first kill a man, has caused the authorities considerable trouble. •I wanted to e;et married," said a native of
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    BABY WHO CANNOT SMILE
    75 6 Mother Awarded £1,050 Damages Wichtta, Kansas. THE mother o{ a three-year-old girl who will "never again be able to smile", has been awarded £1,050 damages to compensate for her baby's injuries. I Mrs. E. M. Shafer, the mother, sued Mr. C. G. Hilligoss for £6,000 damages
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    Great-Great-Grandmother At 88
    64 6 Great -Great Grandmother At 88 Prague. MME. Barbara UbI, aged 88, of Aussig-on-Elbe, has become a great-jjrcut-ffrandmother, her great grand-daughter, Maria Roth, having given birth to a daughter. All five generations of the UbI family are still alive and live in the Aussig district. Mme. UbI was married at the
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    Soviet Tribute To Jules Verne
    117 6 Soviet Tribute To Jules Verne Moscow. THE 110th anniversary of the birth 1 of Jules Verne (1828-1905), author of such novels as "Round the Yv'crM in 80 Days' has been marked here by the Soviet Press. The newspaper "Izvestia" writes: "JuIpf Verne's books are especially popular with the Soviet reader
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    LOCKED OUT
    52 6 Mr. Neville Chamberlain, the Premier, fcund himself "locked out" of No. 10 Downing Street his official residence when he returned from his morning walk with Mrs. Chamberlain. The JPrime Minister tried to get m at the back entrance, which was apparently locked, and was seen trying to force
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    BIBLE FILM IN COLOUR TO COST £400,000
    118 6 (IU Air Mail) London, Marcj, fa BRITISH ihn coaipaiiy has announced ihM it i- to spend fj^ in makin« colour-film version of the Old T stament [Ten thousj \e will be mj I »yed in the making O f tv which is likely
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    Pavlov Laboratories To Be Extended
    110 6 Pavlov Laboratories To Be Extended Leningrad. EXTENSIONS have begun on the Pavlov biological statioa at Pavlov near Leningrad, named after the famous Russian scientist, I. P. Pavlov The station consists of a number of laooratories for the study of the higher nervous system and evolutionary physiology. Living quarters for the
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    ARRESTED MAN'S CLEVER ESCAPE
    76 6 ARRESTED MAN'S CLEVER ESCAPE Toronto, Oun I A CLEVER ruse enabled a nat escape from prison here Ho was arrested on charges offe* breaking. While in the pnaon c&j before being locked in a ceil he the name of a man asleep there i offender on a drunker ness chaije
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    He Put The Sparkle In Champagne
    83 6 He Put The Sparkle In Champagne Ep?rnay. Trust A BENEDICTINE monk who fam the method of mak 1 "sparkle" is to bn honoured by s «i bration of the 300th anniversary <*; b.r'h. A pilgrim to bf m< to thn monastery cf HaatTflton m e, and to the gw* of
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      763 6 FLATULENCE Although Flatulence is such an unpleasant and painful form of Indigestion, it i-> one that can be made to yield to suit trnrnt in quite a short time. VwrntSky thf distension (fullness) of the stomach is produced by ga3 or wind." I m, in turn, is the direct result
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    THIS MAN HAS A LOT OF HEADACHES
    665 7 THIS MAN HAS A LOT OF HEADACHES >^ 1 f^. t I &*ms&9 a 1^^ #i to a report from n recent copy of the Workers Unite Magaie into the hands of the rhich he found shock- .> against his Governwith amazement the clarion call to the workers to land
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    The Divine Emperor Hirohito Of Japan.
    170 7 HE Divine Emperor Hiro*f torfJapanhasahearfI ache-he has a lot of I taftetes, and they are br his militaristic leaders who have rawittingly 0xbA their Emperor and feiroatrjr into a morass of sib fWeh magnify with the Mtfd time. &«fef headache which the todfefttis suffering
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    CHINESE GIRL OFFICERS WHO KNOW NO FEAR
    52 7 CHINESE GIRL OFFICERS WHO KNOW NO FEAR t mfcim £S r€d '*»SSi al |i5Dti tali P mcers of thc nna Women'! M ln 5Sifa^ ry (Iri11 nd also concentrated train7 a i» t 4na m a*s organisation. fhej know I ;«y e uliU ll necessary, to die lot their I
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    HERE ARE SOME MORE REASONS
    22 7 HERE ARE SOME MORE REASONS i detachment of the now well-equipped Chire.se defende. following 1 up the Japanese who are m retreat.
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    And Now Shortage of Ainimmition!
    114 7 And Now Shortage of Ainimmition! T have seen some of the extracts which can only be described as ludicrous m the extreme, and it is, perhaps, the wildnesa and the total impossibility of any truthfulness m some of the news items which are broadcast m the land ot Nippon, which
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    Gallant Chinese Commander
    31 7 I Illlll Mil IMII II— -T—-1 1 1 General Chu Teh, Commander of the 8th Route Army fighting Japanese \\1ig aire ne v into the moontaii i Shansi.
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    ONE OF THE REASONS
    146 7 ONE OF THE REASONS newspapers insist on covering every available inch of the ice they have contracted for with words Mid blocks So many advertisers do not seem to be able to appreciate the value of while space. They appear to think that a band i f white round a
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    FISH DROPPED FROM THE AIR
    142 8 FISH DROPPED FROM THE AIR Montreal, Quebec Province. LAKES of the Laurcntian mountains near here are being stocked with young fish dropped from the air Experiments have proved that fish weighing up to three pound; can be dropped into lakes from speeding aeroplanes without injury to them, a director of
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    JUST MARRIED And They Have 141 Grandchildren
    106 8 JUST MARRIED And They Have 141 Grandchildren Coligny, Transvaal. A 76- YEAR-OLD farmer here, who hns 99 grandchildren and great-grand-children, has married a 73-year-old widow with 10 children and 42 grandchildren. The bridegroom is Mr. Jacob Johannes van der Linde and his wife is Mrs. Meta de Be«r. Nine of
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    HOLIDAYS FOR WORKMEN Bill Before Finnish Parliament
    124 8 HOLIDAYS FOR WORKMEN Bill Before Finnish Parliament Helsinki. Every manual worker in Finland will be entitled to an annual holiday in future, if a bill to be introduced by the Ministry for Social Welfare becomes law, it is stated here. Although ail office employees and other officials are at present
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    ZANZIBAR CLOVES
    43 8 Calcutta, Mar. 24. The following cable has been received to-day from the Indian Association, I Zanzibar: Steamer 'Inchanga' left yesterday with M90 bales of cloves for Calcutta. Such big onen penetration of boycotted cloves is discreditable for Bengal. Urge United Press
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    NURSE POSED AS HEIRESS AND GAVE CHAMPAGNE SUPPERS
    844 8 RUINED RICH BROKER (By Air Mail) London. Mar. 14. DV telling a fanciful tale of legacies cne bequest was said to unowri to £100,000 a frail, grey-haired woman perpetrated a rrwnrtriMe fraud on a man who was one of a party which
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    60 8 An informal picture as the King and Queen, smiling", talked through the railings with a woman resident at Armoury House, a housing estate on Wandsworth Plain, when they visited the poorer districts of South London. Note the washing on the line and the child, who does not seem in the
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    YOUTH HITS OUT "Institute For World III Will" Founded
    217 8 YOUTH HITS OUT "Institute For World III Will" Founded Atlanta, Georgia. A BOLISH academic freedom before it A abolishes war!" Shouting this rallying cry three students at Blmory University charged across the campus on a mule to the stirring call of a bugle. Their demonstration launched what .students describe as
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    15 8 MONGREL TAK ES SHOW HONOURS Oa! 1 he* round Ihie-blooded dogs tTtaJf* 1 ■hje, "-'^Uf
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    Medals For Mothers In Turkey
    86 8 Medals For Mothers I n Turkey PPECIAL prizes of 50TwnJj Ok iris 1I8.1O» are v h(i billed shorth id.Wl mothers wlio have had six children. Such mothers are prizes under a sp X Hi3o. and U»e money will htm them by the Mil. n^JJ Lai Ass' In addiU< id medals
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    BAN REMOVED
    51 8 Lahore, Star 3 The Governor o! bias] moved the vapti.1 ho Pun him t? 1 ion to tin 4 iniTT'edii The Chief S in four i of a Mtesfl "7" Govoitw 35, to a uerW '4 i the Puaja& kn Dr. Sat.yapal left this wattai t ral Kurfil
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    1130 10  - BOISSEVAIN COCKTAIL PARTY our woman By correspondent "WHAT a wonderful ,»arty said every guest at the cocktail party held on board the s.s. Boissevain—that new X.P.M. 15,000 tons luxury L'ner, placed on the Shanghai and Capetown run. With such a 1 setting and with the Hollanders more than surpassing themselves
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    116 10 Off to Ceylon for a six week's spell is H.H. the Sultan of Johore, who left here last Friday on the Johan de Witt. Fresh and well after his leave and resuming his post of General Adviser to Johore is the Hon Mr WE Pepys. Returning on
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    AROUND THE SHOPS
    1146 10 CO much has been said In leading fashion papers about the marvels of the new tatin woven swimming suits that we have all been waiting for their ox but in Singapore. Our patience ii* rewarded, for Priscilia, that enterprising shop which always specializes in morning and sports
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    40 10 Madame Lejeune, the charming wife of M. Marcel Lejeune, nuBai* director of Moine Comle Co., Ltd., who is going to France u Summer. She will return in time for Christmas, and in the Dew accompany her husband on long leave.
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      23 10 Priscilla Ltd.— I HAS JUST RECEIVED S A SMALL SHIPMENT oF "HUBRITE" INFORMAL i FROCKS Tel. 3335. 61, Stamford Rd A lift U
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    689 11 Spring L ke Weaher At Fraser's Hill 3S* !S5* r wift Sen f^Jf^X ibe atmosphere «C rthweh amaanir p» t0 **Lfl«»t r*M through one ■i to^*w rf Rest Housc TTL law and as round AS Who was it that Ue Xe of enthu8 Pkni) Of Sport TH£g h» been Plenty
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    341 11 I 1TERY little of importance occurred l last week; the tennis tournaments at the Golf Club were in full swing and over the week-end tliere was cricket at the Selangor Club. On visiting 'Maison Artistique," I was fascinated by the bright and attractive linen and cotton morning
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      144 11 /JU^tfl^ iIU ou can i ust ma S' ne m sa y' n 2« "Now then, Amah, hurry up with that Lactogen." But he is Wmj^&WL^t^KKSw^^^\ quite pleasant about it, isn't he? "Lactogen" LJf^H babies are good-tempered babies, because they m^m^^L lt\.^TKflM^9H!m are nea tn y babies. Lactogen f assures
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    521 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, April 3, 1938. SLUM CLEARANCE IN IPOH rjWING to the bad uade conditions now existing, the work of slum clearance In Ipoh is lo ot h Id up. An annou .c n: nt to this rffcct waade b.v M* A V. Aston (chairman) at the last
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    1025 12 A.R.P. PROGRAMME IN PREPARATION FOR SINGAPORE A R. P. which is the inoffensive corruption bestowed upon the all-important and formidable sounding doctrine of Air Raid Precautions will become a matter of practical politics in Singapore towards the end of next month, after more than a year of dilly-dally and lip
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    575 12 ■^rATHER," said Jimmy, running ini< the drawing-room, "there's a bi« black cat m the dining-room." "Never mind, Jimmy," said his father "black cats are lucky." "Yes," was the reply, "this one is, he's had your dinner!" rjUJE country doctor would never admit himself m
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    THE EMPIRE'S BILL FOR DEFANCE: CONTRAST BETWEEN DOMINIONS
    80 13 THE EMPIRE'S BILL FOR DEFANCE: CONTRAST BETWEEN DOMINIONS (By Air Mail) London, ?Iar. 16. ost per head of ponulatior of the provision t Naval Estimates fo- Britain, the Dominions 1 m hpre by Mr. Geoffrey Shakespeare. Parlialf*»£Z& t0 the Admiraltyi« a written answer: m a Irdand)-£2 5.7d. 00 U&*~^'J d
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    No Tribal Wars In Natal For Two Years
    227 13 Durban. Natal. there ha* 1 been n0 <**%rt!lin* anJ hghts lM e d that the natives 7Sto£ possession 01 firethe cause ot SL ft torn assuming serious gathering of Zulus, ■fSs Dwwtment officials, and Ksd at Mount Momfc m Efts?** been lectured
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    AMMUNITION DUMP
    83 13 Jerusalem Ammunition and hand-grenades have bf-en found by the police hidden m a large suitcase behind a cactus bush m a cave near the old city walls here. The case contained 5,000 empty cartridge cases, 5,000 percussion caps, a bullet -capping machine and six serviceable hand-grenades. The cave
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    KING GUSTAV SELLS HIS STAGS
    71 13 Copenhagen. Sixty stags belonging to King Gustav of Sweden are to be sold for £4 each. This is announced by Major Hedenstierna, a member of the King's household at Gripsholm, the royal castle. Seme stags have to be sold every year to reduce their steadily
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    AMAZING LOST MEMORY TANGLE 19 YEARS WITH WRONG HUSBAND!
    429 13 AMAZING LOST MEMORY TANGLE 19 YEARS WITH WRONG HUSBAND! (By Air Mail) London, Mar. 17. TOR nineteen years a French- woman has lived happily with a man she believed to be the husband who was "among the missing" curing the great war. She and all her family were certain about
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    WED IN "HOODOO" CHURCH
    82 13 DECAUSE they were the first couple to be married m a "hoodoo' church, Miloye Mitrovitch, anc Savka, his bride, have received £1C from the grateful village of Pukovatz, near Leskovatz m Southern Serbia. The church was built two years ago by the villagers. A superstition arose
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    A MATCHLESS CITY Barcelona Takes To Flint And Steel
    231 13 A MATCHLESS CITY Barcelona Takes To Flint And Steel Barcelona. BARCELONA has no more matches. For months they have been scarce, now they are unobtainable. Everybody uses a flint and steel lighter. Some of these are of the usual kind, petrol-filled, but petrol is scarce, and the type used by
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    212 13 Family 's Army Record (By Air Mail) Southampton. UfELN Sergeant D. A. Price. 2nd Battaff lion Black Watch, sailed for foreign service in IS19, he left behind him his wife, and three sons at school. When he came home again with th<> battalion in the troopship Dunera b three sc
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    Ups And Downs Of A Toddy Tapper's Life
    1263 14 IN which 1 discourse on the ups and downs m the life of a toddy tapper, refer m passing to Professor Dotty, animadvert on heman football m Perak, make an important announcement and deny a rumour. I AST week, a writer in
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    19 14 ir Hawaii H§ lander* would fjj^ 4 Moses. < f >" inl^2 %ta^iB urger amount e> ,,1 tibf J 000
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      59 14 CAntyC) l^r E& XV 2B ft °p that p ata Instantly with corn cure* because it's liquid. ■mX;;^' t**TT?vXv; Jss?& ii j tPt^ IBoSyStO*""" "'A'tiSft ■•■'.'■'■'■'■'jiSSl'jiKHflß'' -^ll 3t fit<t^y«B MW > V^ rVV .^^^"tlll^B w.^ti ?■'■:■■< •jPobi 'y jiF*P r M'^M gHg ■■m-.-IHP-JF' A-igM' i 88W«'' >7K^^x>>W<hcSillßhk »«^S ff I
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    Colour Helped To Live To 103
    80 15 (By Air Mail) London, March 14. )each-<:oloured bedroom enabled a woman to live f' r io3's made by Miss '.race Cope, the psychological 1 Middles. that before lo:v-. rm proof X^JSTwid me time will ,i art T'Jn wear colours to bedJJ^her to lire so
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    151 15 Read The MALAYA TRIBUNE For The Best Sports Reports tmatent Headaches. Anuai* headaches, which do not ny v ordinary headache treatad iMch are not caused by itesww. are usually signs of wyes, a condition brought tat sy c anproverished condition of tot* fcneas derangement of all kinds, Kttfcj bttd&ches, backaches,
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    36 15 Cologne. WHEN Herr Meyer was married here to Fraulein Meyer, they discovered that the registrar was also named Meyer. The two people who acted as witnesses were both named Meyer, too.
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    HIGH COMMISSIONER More Allowances Sanctioned
    91 15 HIGH COMMISSIONER More Allowances Sanctioned In response to representations urging the grant of more adequate allowances m consonance with the dignity of his office to India's High Commissioner m London, the Secretary of State for India has sanctioned increased house and entertainment allowances for the High Commissioner. The house allowance
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    93 15 Alexandria. An Englishman named Edward Jones, aged 22, residing with his widowed mother at Alexandria, met his death under very tragic circumstances while on his way to the Alexandria Gas Company, where he was employed. According to eye-witnesses, the young man tried to board a
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    NICE FELLOW!
    33 15 NICE FELLOW! Cleverly made flp to represent an aspidistra, Mr. M. Montagu-Nathan of the Cumargo Ballet Society will attend the Vic -Wells Lilian Baylis Memorial Fund Ball at the Royal Albert flail, London.
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    TRUNK TELEPHONE
    65 15 In order to provide for more extended trunk telephone facilities for commercial houses in India, it is understood, the Government of India have under consideration a further reduction in charges during certain hours of the night. Tf the proposals are adopted, trunk culls, booked from midnight up to
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    NEW CONGO STAMPS
    158 15 Pictures Of Game Reserves Brussels. The new issue of Congo Stamps, devoted to pictorial views of the National Parks and tourist centres In the Belgian Congo were put on sale here on Mar. I. The complete set comprises six stamps. The values are 5 centimes, 90 centimes,
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    1101 16 WHILST anxious journalists spend many hours at the quayside awaiting ships that may bring passengers with stories out of the ordinary to tell them, we have in Sfcgapt re at least one person who can spiu as strange a tale of personal reminiscence
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    113 17 tors Advisory Bireau Case Bombay. Ma:. 24. HCtetfestacy Magistrate deli- wi jsdgaoi in what is known t%t feasts Ad^ory Bureau Case ■ttf it tro a Messrs. tota and Mi gjpwccatten that Messrs. ■w and Gerald Mirchell started a the Investors Advisory Jfcit|t8 1936 with the object of •rtfeenfc
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    THE WORLD OF COLOUR
    381 17 BY R.A. THOMPSON, D.O.Sc. (Doctor of Ocular Science). MOST animals, birds and fish see colour but not as perfectly as you do. Your sense of colour is more highly developed than that of any other living thing. Your eye is more complex and has a more
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    465 17 (By Air Mail) London, Mar. 18. WIFE'S decree nisi was rescinded in the Divorce Court, and two wonun she had c'ted were cleared, following the sending of v.n anonymous letter to the K'm's Proctor. Mr. Justice Langton found that the letter was
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    311 17 26 U. S. Generals To Retire This Year Washington, D.C TWENTY-SIX of the American army's generals (the permanent strength of the general staff is 66) are due to retire this year. They will be replaced by younger men "in a policy of rejuvenation of the High command similar to that
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    113 17 GERMAN SOLDIERS URGED TO EAT WHALE Berlin. THE German army, as the greatest food consumer m the Reich, is urged by a writer m the periodical Deutsche Verwaltung to set the civil population a good example by eating what is recommended m Field -Marshal Goering's Four Year Plan. should Soldiers,
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    67 17 Kapurthala, Mar. 24. THE "United Press" understands t^at the Kapurthala Government have budgetted for Rs. 10.000 yearly for rural VDlift work m the State. It is proposed to spend the sum mostly on sanitation work m selected villages, which will serve as a model to other
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    DO YOU KNOW THE PLACE YOU LIVE IN? A Frenchman Looks At Singapore
    268 18 DO YOU KNOW THE PLACE YOU LIVE IN? A Frenchman Looks At Singapore rpHE Sunday Tribune publishes this shori article wiih 0Qt ment. It is the translation of part of ;< feature wriUii Frenchman, Marcel Chaminada, which appeared in the i French newspaper Paris-Soir. last month. It £j ves v
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    Book On Rubber Chemistry
    107 18 Book On Rubber Chemistry (From Our Own Correspondent) (By Air Mail) London, Mar. 16. ANEW book on rubber chemistry has just been published from the pen of Mr. C. Falconer Flint, formerly of the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya, and now on the staff of Imperial Chemical Industries m charge
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    SUBSTITUTE FOR JUTE?
    76 18 Experiments In Nfttimhtlg Spain I San efetoMtel .(j of u .ac broom of 1**Jm iD.sliidie for juu j in the maaiMff oi textil?^ is being tried out x M Spain. P It is claimed that it will r'*ult >■ ual caving to the State o! J»«J» irous
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    London Opinion CLOSING OF CHINESE TIN MINES
    192 18 London Opinion CLOSING OF CHINESE TIN MINES {From Our Own Correspondent (By Air Mail) London, Mar. lb. A CABLE, from Kuala Lumpur, announcing the closing of Chinese tin j mines, has brought some observation trom Mr. Richmond Temple m a letter to the Financial press. He writes: "It is a
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    NO MAN'S LAND
    92 18 Sofia, j Two valuable pieces of land m the centre of this city have been found to have no owners. They have remained m a neglected state for years. A building contractor recently tried to trace the owners as he wished to buy the sites and erect
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    SINGAPORE'S CHANCES IN BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
    971 19  -  "Phoenix" By I v on v a fortnight or so ahead, this is an stock of the Singapore contingent that P rtU** 16 JXlit in the Malayan Championships to he J^lly^P 3 (ril 15 to IS, both dates inclusive. Jm H W **L m m
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    PENANG JUNIOR TOURNEY
    431 19 PENANG JUNIOR TOURNEY 1 "SHOnx") 1 anui at the m w1 X St? pla -v J **th*a2L n doubt W nals time 11^ match them in good stead when they reach the final round. Fn the singles, the ultimate outcome a foregone conclusion unless something unexpectedly turns up to upset
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    PERAK CHAMPION COMPETING FOR SINGLES TITLE
    600 19  -  "Racquet By MORE interest appears to be evinced m the forthcoming allMalryan badminton championships m KuaJa Lumpur during the Easter Bcttdaya by Perak players now than seme weeks ago. Thanks to the good example set by Singapore, who are sending a strong contingent of
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    International Badminton Federation
    24 19 International Badminton Federation fcunadaaa, a iL «nown figure i n ."Ports circles, 5 to the-Unit-ma early in il^, Resent J^thehterna. '^tauiton Fedf«% in Lon-
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    After All The Trouble. . .
    82 19 After All The Trouble. CONSEQUENT upon represents tions made to the S.B.A. through these columns, the Association arranged badminton practices t.o be held m the Haiv-Par Gymnasium HatL On Wednesday, those who ivere participating m the Malayan championships v;ere Invited to turn up lor practice: The majority of them disappointed
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    Badminton In Malacca
    165 19 Badminton In Malacca (From CHi? Own Correspondent; Malacca. THE final between the Shamrocks "A" and Argonauts "A" on Feb 27 for the champion' hip honours of the Jnter-partv tournament league was a fitting finale to the activities of the Malacca Badminton Association for the year 1937. Unexpectedly but deservedly the
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    MISS LEE CHEE NEO TO WIN LADIES' SINGLES TITLE?
    983 19 MISS LEE CHEE NEO TO WIN LADIES' SINGLES TITLE? (By "The Playboy") THE draw for the Malayan badminton championships, wlrch will be held in Kuala lumpnr riur'n^ the Easter hal'davy?, published hi th«* Ma'ava Tribune recently, reveals the true position of Ne^ri badminton at the present moment. It would nave
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    WEEKLY REVIEW OF MALAYAN SPORT
    941 20 >d Sportsmanship In Soccer Recent Incidents It: Kuala Lumpur And Penang A Word Of Friendly Advice Pla jers Should Derive Pleasure Out Of Game Frayed Tempers Do Nibody Any Good Singapore Soccer Prospects Malaya F.A. Team 9 s Successes Their Old Glory Recalled The Week's
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    Malayan Cricket Honours
    276 20 BATTING 118* B. S. Gill (Selangor vs. Perak). 103 G. Waites (Genuang vs. Malacca Club). 102 L. Ariffin (P.W.D. vs. Sel. Club). 101 Capt. Bryan (R.E. vs. Y.M.C.A.), 101 Eu Chow' Teik (C.R.C. vs. P.F.S. Penang) 88 Salmon (Malacca Club vs. Genuang). 78 N. Sullivan (Wearnes vs
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    SAIGON SOCCER TEAM COMING
    318 20 SAIGON SOCCER TEAM COMING A SOCCER team from Saigon is due to arrive in Singapore on Friday. April 8, and matches are being arranged for the following dates Saturday, April 9— v. Combined Services. Sunday. April 10— v. S.A.F.A. (Civilians). Monday. April 11— v. S.A.F.A. (Combined Team). The following players
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    IN THIS CORNER Boxing Notes By "Flaneur"
    856 20 IN THIS CORNER Boxing Notes By "Flaneur" ANCE an odd job man on the river front in New Jersey, the recent retirement from the ring of Jamei Braddotk, who for a short time held the world's heavyweight champion ship title, which he so dramatically won from Max Raer, brings to
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      137 20 f jk/ssssz- W If 4k ''fc'^^'''Wk #Mfl) tba" Four members of the Golden Bell Minstrels badminUwi (jg feated a team representing the Great Eastern lite sp*™ friendly match last week. (Tribune). A MOTHER I I Z*j£iL IN SINGAPORE I W W^gL^ WHAT A") YES, WE KEEP NOW THAT WE J^
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    ON THE AIR TO-DAY When And Where To Listen In
    521 21 ON THE AIR TO-DAY When And Where To Listen In $0bP I v Band Music (Gra$*3**LrJ! Play^ b > the Efeags 'O^r/ a R nd H& tte I. to Tort Very g5**i SO Vor Sound;*. *»"^h Sea" (SterndaleWj^teTDawson 'Bassj jg-eiianeous Programme yVnS: Ss Swing OrchesI? action Army Service F* 1
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    74 21 ifcvifiC are the principal nlwrt-wave transmissions. vafen immediately after the rf-ttnsfo to kilocycles, and fc«wi amber set to metres. Wji-Mra Musicale (E)— New 13.9. M P-E -Music and American -In York. W3XAL 17,780; TO-MORROW -Oldy Stars of Broan"sl. WOK 15 210; 19.7. Tale of To-day—Chi-«W^W2XAD 15X0; 19.5 J 01
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    MANILA
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    ROME
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    THE SINGAPORE MARKET
    40 21 Singapore, Apr. 2. TIN The price of tin at noon m Singapore to-day was: $85% (upl3/ 4 RUBBER The price of rubber at noon m Singapore to-day was: Buyers 17% (up 1%) I Sellers 17% (up 1%).
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    UNLICENSED PISTOL
    52 21 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Friday. Charged with the possession of an unlicensed nistol. described as "scheintodd", which means "Certain death". h young Chinese. Wee Yam Tuan, was to-day produced before Mr. B. P Bridge who sentenced him to ttirfte months' r.i. and $100 fine, in default one
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    100 21 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Saturday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. LX.R.S'.S. in cases (F.O.B. April) 17 17 3 8 Good F.A.Q. in bales (F.O.B. April) 17 17% No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable S'pore) 173,4 17V 8 do. April 18 18 3 do. Apr. June 18*4
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    55 21 The Commanding Officer, H.M.F Stork, m a marine notice through the Master Attendant, S.S., states that unlighted survey beacons have been laid from a line joining Lat. 8 deg. 25 r N: and Long. 97 deg. 32'E: and Middle Island eastward to the coast. These marks should
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    To-day's Diary Of Events
    120 21 SPORT The Tide:— 12.18 n m., 8 ft. 9 ins. Golf: Exhibition by Walter Hagen and Joe Kirkwood, Island Club 2.30 p.m. Cricket: S.C.C. I v. SRC. i '2nd day, S.CC: S.C.R.C. "A', v SCC "A", S.C.R.C.: Khalsa I v. 7th Heavy Battery R.A.. Changi; Clarke
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    OXFORD WIN "MOST THRILLING" BOAT RACE
    729 22 Not Flash In Pan, Says President AXFORD won the 90th boat race yesierday with Cambridge, after one of the keenest reees on record. sford's second successive victory, following a tag series of wins for Cambridge. Prior to 1937. Oxford had not won since 1923,
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    Johore To Compete For Foong Seong Cup
    244 22 Players Chosen To Represent State (From Our Own Correspondent) Jchore Bahru, Mar. 31. •IKE second committee meeting for the current year of the Johore Badminton Association was held last ni^ht m the International Library with Mr. F. M. Stiil (President) m the chair.
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    JOHORE CRICKET Sappers Visit The J.C.C.
    108 22 JOHORE CRICKET Sappers Visit The J.C.C. (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Saturday. THE first cricket match played by the Johore Cricket Club against a team outside Jchore took place yesterday when the local side met the R. E. (Changi) en the Johore Service Club padang. The game ended m
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    EVAIT'S BEAT WEARNES
    60 22 EV AIT'S BEAT WEARNES In a fast and interesting game of nlaved at Farrer Park. Evatt's XI beat Wearncs' Snorts Club, by four clear p&Lls to one. The following played for Ihe winners:— Carson. Chan Bcon IKck, G. Scctt, Muiandi, K. Rozario. Sim J (**§> Scnp, Alex Tan. L. Rt
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    INDIANS JUST BEAT THE R. A. F.
    251 22 Singapore, Saturday. 4 THRILLING race with the clock was witnessed at the LA. ground this afternoon, when the R.A.F. cricket team beat the Indian Association by two runs. The game began late owm? to a heavy shower. Batting first, the Indians compiled 103
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    ENGLAND BEAT AUSTRALIA
    467 22 ENGLAND BEAT A USTRALIA Women's International Golf Match (By Air Mail) London. ENGLAND triumphed in the Prst local women's golf international on the Ashmore coarse recentlv. Australasia being beaten in a thrilling finish by three matches to two In the final. The teams were well matched and it was a
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    SPORTS JOTTINGS FROM MALACC
    1227 22 SPORTS JOTTINGS FROM MALACC (F vr Own Correspo?idcntj Malacca, Saturday. THOUGH the hockey season has nflfi- callv .'ysod. there was quite an interesting v. omen's match in town last week-end when the "Swallows' met, in a friendly match, the !o<;»I Gills' Sports Club OB the Camlu Hilir English School groanC
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    DANDALOO PROVIDES MILD UPSET TO PAY $52 DIVIDEND
    891 23 ■rtANG TURF CLUB EXTRA RACE MEETING i Tnuauet And Spear Of Sarawak Dead Heat I Penac?. Saturday. I <*nnv weather favcured I Sra three-day prolitTin^ third event when it *LJL* ahead of the rest to reI **Sb*A of 152 on the win
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    GARRISON SOCCER LEAGUE
    161 23 GARRISON SOCCER LEAGUE Singapore, Saturday. IN a Garrison league soccer match play- td at Tanglln (his afternoon, the R.A.M.C. beat C Coy., Skins, by 3—l. Excessive individualism spoilt the Medicals play m the firs!: half but they "rnproved m teamwork after the interval. Coy.'s rcor finishing nullified good rombination. A
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    Galento Challenges Joe Louis Bar-Tender Who Gave El Ettore Thrashing Of His Life
    262 23 Ga lento Challenges Joe Louis Bar-Tender Who Gave El Ettore Thrashing Of His Life JOE Louis, negro heavyweight champion J of the world, is said to be" considering an offer of £20.000 to defend his title against Tony Galento, the New Jersey bar-tender, m Atlantic City, New Jersey. The offer
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    Second Elevens Meet On S.R.C. Ground
    180 23 Second Elevens Meet On S.R.C. Ground Singapore, Saturday. DAIN prevented the match between the second elevens of the S.R.C. and S.C.C. being played to a finish on the S.R.C P round to-day, the game, being abandoned when the S.C.C. who took first knock, had lost six wickets for 90 runs.
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    Ceylon Sports Club & St. Andrew's
    116 23 Ceylon Sports Club St. A ndrew's Singapore, Saturday. THE cricket match between the Ceylon Sports Club and St. Andrew's School, this afternoon was abandoned owing tc a heavy downpour. Scores up to close of play: CEYLON S. C. N. Sarayanamuttu lbw. T. Sullivan 6 v. Ambiavagar run out 5 J.
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    16 23 H. H, the Sultan of Perak whose horse, Stormy Night, won the opening race m Penang.
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    GARRISON CRICKET AT TANGLIN
    57 23 JN an inter-Company League cricket. match played at Tanglin, the R.AM.C. defeated "A" Coy. Skins by 82 runs. Scores: R.A.M.C. Tombs c Paige b Morris 20 Jordan b McClay 16 Staff Sgt. Barn,ett b Paige 2 Sgt. Hall c Madden b Morris 7 Capt. Maisey' lbw.
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    FIVE WINNERS
    31 23 "Tl/| ARCUS Superbus," the Morning ITX Tribune racing correspondent, had five winners yesterday, including Le Touquet and Spear of Sarawak, who ran a dead -heat m the fifth race.
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    Third Division Soccer
    31 23 Singapore. Saturday. The Third Division match between the Police II and the Ceylon Spo-i:, Club, arranged to be played at the Thompson Road Depot this afternoon, was postponed.
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    Malays Visit Hong Lim Green Club Singapore, Saturday.
    71 23 Ma lays Visit Hong Lim Green Club Singapore, Saturday. THE Malaya F.A. seemed to be heading for a birr score when rain piii an end to play m their match against the S.C.R.C. at Hcng Lim Green yesterday. MALAYA F.A. A. R. Omar not cut 17 Ali Unos c Keng
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    RAIN WASHES OUT CRICKET MATCHES
    79 23 RAIN WASHES OUT CRICKET MATCHES Cmrp.pore, Saturday. I)AIN completely put a stop to ail cricket m Singapore yesterday afternoon, anionjr ths licrmes atTectrvl being that' between St. Andrew's Old Boys and Wenrne Bros. Sports Club at St. Andrew's ground St. Joseph's vs. Amlo-Chinos. 1 School at S: Joseph'^ and the
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    NO TENNIS AT THE Y.M.C.A.
    64 23 Singapore, Salur^ay jtfO play was f ossicle m the lawn t*nnta W fecmrri*iuefcjb at the V.M.C.A. to-day owing to th<* rain Ti^'> for felorietev pro ns follows: HANDICAP MIXED DOUBLE FTNAL Mr^. D. W. Archer ond T B. Fisher v. Wi< >B. Wilson and R
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    Louis Defends His Title
    196 23 Louis Defends His Title Chicago, Saturday. JOE LOUIS, wcrld iieivyu-cishi rhamrJan, knocked rut Ifarry 1. <he fifth oi a i."i ijuni! Lout Were last ni^ht. Lou.-, who was staking h titlr. *egfer4 M stcne and settled 14 ■tone. The fight ended after the fifth n ttnd had lasted two minutes,
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    Local Padang Cricket "Derby " S.R.C. In A Very Bad Way
    217 23 Local Padang Cricket "Derby S.R.C. In A Very Bad Way Singapore, Saturday. A BOWLER'S wickc. on which Hopkins and Growder shone started a rot of the S.R.C. first eleven m their firs' innings agninst the S.C.C. on the padang to-day and a heavy shower which came on after an hour
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    NEED FOR HOUSING MUNICIPAL STAFF
    539 24 NEED FOR HOUSING MUNICIPAL STAFF STRESSED AT S. M. C. EMPLOYEES' DINNER COMMISSIONERS THANKED FOR ADVANCEMENT SCHEME Singapore. Saturday. Tilt need for providing housing acccinmodation for Municipal subordinate staff was stressed by Mr. Tan Sim Hong, president of the Municipal Services lub, at the second anniversary dinner of the club
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    Home League & Cup Soccer Results
    361 24 Home League Cup Soccer Results Scottish Cup SemiFinal To Be Replayed London, Apr. 2. ARSENAL was held to a draw in their first division match against Charlton. In the Scottish league, Abroath snfferred a heavy defeat at the hands of Clyde. Raith Rovers trounced Alloa to the tune of eight
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    "OLD SOLDIERS-"
    76 24 "OLD SOLDIERS-" nURING the course of his U speech at the jubilee of the S.R.A. (v.), at the Volunteer Drill Hall yesterday the G.0.C., Maj.Gen. W. G. S. Dobbie, referred to a v comrade of the Boer War," then on parade with the unit. This was BQ.M.S. J. Learney, Maj.-Gen.
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    MORE LENDING
    42 24 Washington, April 2. The Senate here have passed Bills broadening the lending powers of the reconstruction finance corporation to make loans to industries. The bill also proposes to revive loans to states, and to municiunlities tor oublic works construction.- Reuter
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    80 24 Members of the S.R.A. (v) at the Jubilee Celebration at the volunteer neat: u alters yesteraay to ;he icreground is a member of the unit dressed m the original urif«,rm and the men behind him are attired m uniform of a later period, but net that of the present-day volunteer.
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    Chiang Now Head Of Kuomintang
    72 24 Hankow, Apr. 2. THE sixth National Kuomintang Congress concluded by electing Gen. Chiang K?i Shek, Tsung Tsai or general executive of the Kuomintang. His powers are thereby vastly increased. The Congress also decided that san min chu yi or 'the three principles of the people
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    18 24 •V^ior-Gen. W. G. S. Dobhie, G.0.C., giving- an address at the Jubilee Celebrations of the S.R.A. (v) yesterday.
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    FRANCO'S TROOPS ADVANCE
    32 24 Saragossa, Apr. 2. Gen. Franco's troops have entered Gandesa, 25 miles from the coast, and thus command the roads leading to the coast towns of Tarragona anld Toatosa. Reuter
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    MR. ANTHONY EDEN
    32 24 London, Apr. 2. Mr. Anthony Eden, former Foreign Secretary, who has been stayirg in the scu'ih of France, will return to London trom Paris en Monday.- British Official Wireless
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    UNKNOWN
    56 24 Shangha.. 4m THE Tsin-Pu battle continueubml The casualties are steadily ing. A Japanese spokesman to^f A cribed the Orand Canal as flo«%i with blood. I Foreign experts m clase touch m J operations declare that the Jipflfl despite continued reinforcement failed to recover all the ground ti M m
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    H. H. TUNGKU MAHKOTA PROCLAIMED JOHORE REGENT
    196 24 H. H. TUNGKU MAHKOTA PROCLAIMED JOHORE REGENT (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bharu, Saturday. A VERY impressive ceremony was performed this evening, when His Highness the Tungku Mahkota of Johore was proclaimed Regent of the State in the absence of H.H. the Sultan, who sailed on a short holiday in
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    AMBULANCE CALLS
    160 24 Child Knocked Down By Lorry Singapore, Saturday. A QUARREL over washing clothes nt a house m Maude Road to-day led to Yep Ah Kwai, a Chinese woman rttacking another, Lok Chow Im, with a piece of iron. Chow Im received a wound over the right chest. Ah Kwai
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    MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES GOING RETIREMENT
    326 24 MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES GOING RETIREMENT f RATITUDE for the assistance they had ffiven to the Mimici* B vices Club and for certain improvements m the working f of the subordinate staff of the Municipality was expressed f m Sim Hong, President of the Club at thr sreond anniversary a^ l W
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    MUNICIPAL SERVICES CLUB ANNIVERSARY DIN
    84 24 Nearly 300 members of the Municipal Services Club and their guests sat down to dinner at the Airport Hotel last nisht. the oef» annh-eisary of the club. Above are two pictures taken by the Tribune camera man at ihc function. Among the many guests were
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